[Tango-L] Social-ethical behaviors and protocols
Ruben Malan
rubenmalan at comcast.net
Wed Aug 18 22:02:02 EDT 2010
[Tango-L] Social-ethical behaviors and protocols
TANGO AND CONSCIOUS EVOLUTION
by Artem Maloratsky - Copyright ©2007 (with special permission from the
author) http://www.tangoprinciples.org/
SUMMARY
The art of tango dancing at its best is a means for conscious evolution of
the practitioner. In this section I explain what I mean by conscious
evolution and how tango dancing can function as a means for it.
- Consciousness can be seen as the patterning of matter and energy.
- Evolution by natural selection no longer functions among humans.
- There is evidence for the existence of other mechanisms of
evolution.
- Conscious choice more than ever before determines the direction of
development of our species.
- There is therefore a need to consciously chart our own development
as individuals and as a species.
- Each human being is capable of knowing the direction of conscious
evolution in the given circumstances.
The main "sensor" of the direction is one's "heart", one's experience
of bliss.
- There is research showing the relation between happiness and the
so-called "flow" states.
- In order to engage meaningfully and consistently in a "flow"
activity, it must be sensibly instrumental for one's conscious evolution.
- An evolutionary activity or interaction is the one practiced
specifically for the purpose of blissful experiences and the evolution of
one's consciousness.
- In order to be functional, an evolutionary activity must have
certain essential features.
- Some cultures of the past intuitively recognized good evolutionary
activities and their cultural significance.
- There are many aspects of tango dancing which make it a good
evolutionary activity.
- Tango has been therapeutic and has helped the development of my
consciousness in a variety of ways.
- In order for the evolutionary potential of tango to manifest, the
right approach is necessary.
"True happiness is the happiness of growth."
Pierre Teillard de Chardin
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